Heres what youll learn inside:

Below is a general description of the key concepts and strategies outlined in DPC. The guide is 20 Pages long and goes into the details of how these concepts and strategies work, as well as how they are applied in real life

Part 1: Market Research and Product Ideas
Before you even think of any new product ideas, you must identify the markets you are likely to succeed in. Your potential for success is determined by factors like: personal Experience and Interest, availability of targeted traffic, the competition etc. These factors MUST be taken into account when generating New Product Ideas

Adding Strategy to the way we generate Product Ideas: Before you generate any product ideas you must define a broad range of Markets youre likely to succeed in (I provide a BIG list of online markets to choose from)

Choosing Your Ideal Markets: Once you have an idea of all the possible Markets you can go into, its time to pick your Ideal Markets these markets are Taylor made to your skill sets, interests, experiences and abilities (These are Markets you are almost Guaranteed to succeed in)

Brainstorming and Generating Product Ideas: By limiting our ideas to Ideal Markets and adding guidelines that steer our thoughts in a direction thats bound to generate Profitable Product Ideas we add Strategy and Logic to the wildest and most unpredictable part of creating new products (Brainstorming)

Part 2: Offer / Product Development
The most important part of a Website that sells a Digital Product is the Offer. The Offer (or Sales Copy, Sales Page, Pitch etc.) explains your Products value to people, it generates Sales and makes money. Part 2 will teach you how to craft irresistible Offers in a simple and systematic way

Choosing ideas that are likely to Succeed: this depends on the potential of your ideas, as well as how Easy and Realistic it is for YOU to put them into practice (this step insures the ideas you commit to are the ones You are least likely to fail, and most likely to succeed with)

Asking the Right Questions: By focusing on Markets you have Experience and Interest in, you allow yourself to think from the Customers POV (I provide a list of simple Questions you can answer to create a solid list of Features and Benefits for your Products).

Analyzing the Competition: No matter how original and awesome your product idea is, chances are someone else has already created, tested, tweaked and promoted similar products: You can piggyback their hard work to add new Features and Benefits, as well as insure your Offer is more appealing than theirs (I give you an easy Approach to doing this)

Part 3: Testing the Offer
The Moment of Truth in a new Products life comes when the Offer you crafted gets its first exposure to live traffic, and you find out if the Product actually Sells or not. Because youre products success is determined by how well it Sells, its extremely important to test your ideas before committing to them

The importance of basing your Product on the Offer: Most people create the Product before they craft the Offer this is the wrong approach. The Offer is what generates Sales and makes Money, the Product simply delivers on the Offers promises and lets you keep that money (The Features and Benefits that generate Sales should determine the contents of your Product, NOT the other way around)